Sentence examples for supportive utterances from inspiring English sources
Results showed that residents' training attendance had an impact on residents' assessment and supportive utterances.
Moreover, per hour of training, changes were observed in trained residents' use of supportive utterances compared to untrained residents.
Results showed meanwhile no statistically significant training effect on residents' use of supportive skills, although it should be noticed, that trained residents used about 16% less supportive utterances (marginally statistically significant effect).
Poisson regression showed also per hour of attendance a significant decrease in the rate of supportive utterances (total) (RR = 0.99; p = .042) and of reassurances (RR = 0.95; p = .012) and a marginally significant decrease in the rate of acknowledgments (RR = 0.99; p = .053).053
It should be recalled that supportive utterances assessed in this study included acknowledgment (which refers to a simple general support), reassurance (which refers to generalisations and which are often premature in the context of clinical round visits) and empathy (which refers to a focused and explicit support).
Trained residents also used more assessment (RR=1.83; P<0.001) and supportive utterances (RR=1.58; P<0.001).
In focus groups the audience may interact with the speaker by verbal interruption, exclamations, supportive or confronting utterances and non-verbal communication.
The role of deputy leader normally is to be wholly supportive of the leader's every utterance – any sense of division at the top and the media will pounce (think of the reams of newsprint expended analysing Harriet Harman's supposed jockeying for position during the various crises in Gordon Brown's leadership).
Some utterances might be interpreted as having more than one of the perlocutions listed above (e.g., an ostensibly supportive comment such as 'How have the Outpatient clinics coped with the increase in activity?' might also be a veiled request to diagnose the trust's current activity to assess whether the increase was sustainable).
These are modern utterances.
